Married At First Sight’s Hayley Vernon reveals the staggering amount of money she made in the first month of joining OnlyFans
Married At First Sight’s Hayley Vernon joined X-rated website OnlyFans back in 2020.
And on Wednesday, the 35-year-old reality star revealed she’s laughing all the way to the bank.
Hayley told B105’s Stav, Abby and Matt, she earned a whopping AUD$90,000 within the first month of joining the subscription website.
‘[I earned] $60,000 USD. It was an absolutely bucketload,’ she said, explaining it was approximately AUD$90,000.
‘I want to say that I did heaps of work, but just coming off the back of the show, I don’t know, I did nothing pretty much.’
Married At First Sight’s Hayley Vernon revealed the staggering amount of money she made in the first month of joining OnlyFans
‘It was pretty basic content, because everyone wanted to see the girl that was on telly nude! It was crazy!’
She added: ‘I didn’t even get nude. I think they were like bikini photos, and it was more the inquisitiveness of the experience that got people buying in.’
Earlier this year, Hayley revealed how she blew thousands of dollars on a luxury lifestyle before learning to ‘respect the money’ she was earning.
The reality TV star-turned-escort said she was ‘acting like a flog’ and her ‘little luxuries’ just ‘became her lifestyle’.
In the candid Instagram post, Hayley revealed she didn’t realise how much money she was spending until she vowed to eat breakfast at home instead of at cafés and realised she’d saved $280 in a week.
Hayley told B105’s Stav, Abby and Matt, she earned a whopping AUD$90,000 within the first month of joining the subscription website
‘What does it take to blow $10,000 a year? Just $27.40 a day in miscellaneous spending. This hits home,’ said Hayley, who has previously spent thousands of dollars on cosmetic surgery.
‘Last week I saved about $280 in a week by not eating breakfast out and that wasn’t including all the lunches I would normally eat out. This year: one meal out a week.
‘Even though I make great money, it’s time to be smart. The money I earn now is not going to last forever.
‘This year I’m living like I would have five years ago, and seriously I’m happier for it.’
‘I didn’t even get nude. I think they were like bikini photos, and it was more the inquisitiveness of the experience that got people buying in,’ she said
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